Fragmentary clipping echoes men in Ohio case
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Newspaper
New Castle Press
Location
New Castle, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1903
Page
8
A damaged OCR fragment mentions men in an Ohio case with phrases like they will go to and wrongs. Full details and names are unreadable in the snippet.
Lor will address the medical laws he authored and worked on despite their repeal. The curriculum centers on disease causes, prevention, and treatment with emphasis on new findings about the great white plague which claims one seventh of global lives.
Mrs Daniel Manning of Albany New York was elected president of the Worlds Fair board of lady managers at St Louis on December 17 receiving fourteen of fifteen votes with one blank vote. She was nominated by Miss Helen Gould and succeeds Mrs James L Blair who resigned.
Cleveland reports the Journeymen Tailors' strike began September 18 and ended yesterday. About five hundred men walked out and two hundred sought work this morning while others took jobs in different lines.
Milwaukee Wisconsin December 18 Judge Brazee of the municipal court issues an order allowing District Attorney Bennett to call before the grand jury any persons who have given or accepted bribes and to grant them immunity from punishment if they provide state evidence.
The Duke of Manchester has arrived in Tanderegee Ireland on September 18. Hohne has fully recovered from his recent indisposition, signaling a swift return to duties and public appearances.
In leading Russian circles optimism remains that the crisis can be settled peacefully and the present status could be maintained for several years despite ongoing tension and uncertainty.
In Paris on December 19 testimony in a trial of merchant M. Bureaux revealed many Americans who visited Paris bought watercolors marketed as originals. The dealer said the works were copied from famous artists and sold mainly to Americans, with Reynolds named as the original source. The art world watches closely for a precedent to curb the practice.
Mrs Emma Earle of Janeen ville Wisconsin was granted a divorce from Ralph Earle after nine years of marriage. Testimony showed Earle received $1500 soon after the ceremony and vanished thirty minutes later leaving his wife.
Cleveland Ohio December nineteen statement shows liabilities 419244 and assets 566830. Attorney expects with care all assets can realize full value. Of assets 351000 relate to RC Penfield interests and are considered good.
News from a remote Oceanic county section reports a cabin fire that killed four children. The parents, Arthur Copel and his wife, left the children alone for several hours during the evening.
In Troy New York on December 1 Pierce Purcell shot his wife fatally wounding her and then killed himself with a pistol. He also fired at two children, a boy and a girl, wounding the girl in the leg. The couple had endured unhappiness for some time.
In Los Angeles on December 19 a man identified as Jos Choisser, 60, and his son Louis Choisser, 26, were shot dead during a confrontation with three detectives. The Choissers had been sought at Equality, Texas, on charges of obtaining money under false pretences.
Immy Gann is described in this fragment with references to Woods and a family home. The readable text lacks full context but hints at a personal note or caption about a local figure.
The warrant states Benson paid 400 dollars to Woodford Har lan, ex-chief of the special service division, now a clerk, on March 15, 1993 to obtain details of an investigation into land office operations. A government officer said the data implicates several Interior Department staffers in Washington and beyond, with numerous arrests expected and some employees possibly dismissed.
The resignations were accepted as the board of national commissioners met in session. Mrs Blair’s resignation was also received and accepted by the body. A successor will be chosen today with candidates including Mrs Daniel Manning of Albany, Mrs Mary Phelpa Montgomery of Portland, and Mrs John Milter Horton of Buffalo. Friends of Manning predict her nomination.
Sir Thomas Lipton declared he is ready to challenge again for the America's Cup after the silver service, funded by the people of the United States, was presented at a Hyde Park hotel dinner. The event drew British MPs, the London presentation committee, and about 100 American residents in London. Consul General Evans noted the honor of a foreigner receiving such a testimonial, praising Lipton for his efforts to win the cup.
Arguments on demurrers filed by counsel for Tyner and Barrett in United States v Tyner and United States v Barrett were heard by Judge Pritchard in criminal court No 1. Defense objections claim the indictments charge no crime or criminal act, only a legal conclusion.
In Boston yesterday Democrats swept the municipal election with Mayor Patrick Collins reelected by a 27 00 plurality. The board of aldermen will be solidly Democratic next year, while the common council remains not decisively controlled.
A freight train on the Illinois Central split and rolled into the Dixie Flyer at Church station near St Louis. The locomotive and mail car derailed and the German porter was killed in the crash.
Dowie seeks to dismiss bankruptcy proceedings by filing a demurrer to the petition of creditors. The petition led to Dec 4 appointment of two receivers to manage John Alexander Dowie's Zion City property. Judge Koblitz will hear the demurrer next week in U S district court.
The Cleveland Trust company has purchased the business and goodwill of the Central Trust company. Terms of consolidation have not been made public. Cleveland Trust now serves about 24,000 depositors with roughly $18,000,000 in deposits.
Toronto December 16 A deputation of investors in Consolidated Lake Superior properties called on Premier Rogers. They declined to discuss outcomes. It was stated that over $1 500 000 held by Canadian shareholders had been lost. The government had paid $225 000 in wages and this would be the fire claim recognized.
In a town hospital the shooting victim Lesta died after Mrs. Malza upbraided Miyo for a settlement dispute over Miyo and two cousins. Miyo was arrested. The other item notes a peace deal in Chicago with packing houses settling grievances. coopers get 15 cents more daily, strikers reinstated, and no new boy labor.
Robbers robbed the State Line post office in Draseer Indiana taking over 200 dollars worth of goods from the store containing the post office. Postmaster Clyde Williams has hired a detective to pursue the clue and investigate the local theft.
Senator Dandu rand reported that British capitalists would supply funds to stabilize the Consolidated Lake Superior company if the reorganized entity handles the Speyer loan. The arrangement aims to place the company on a sound financial basis following talks in England with F H Clargue.
Jusser and the French ambassador left Washington for New Orleans to attend the Loulat ana purchase celebration. He will deliver an address from the balcony of City Hall at noon on December 19.
Dr Probst advocates a state funded hospital system for consumptives to isolate the disease and provide pure air sunshine proper food and exercise. He claims Indiana loses 5000 lives yearly to tuberculosis and calls for strict health law enforcement and better child health and school playgrounds.
In Indianapolis on December 18 William Tolliver, a Black man, attacked Reasoner Bros. on West Washington Street with a knife after entering the store to view goods. The brothers were wounded and merchants subdued Tolliver, who fled to the basement. Police arrived as Tolliver charged them. they fired, killing him.
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